Add Ozmo T8G support (b742vd)

[monik3r]

Based off other commits that add support for vacuums (including similar T8+) this is an attempt at supporting the T8 vacuum. This is not the AIVI model, so no camera.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a comprehensive configuration for the new robotic vacuum device, enhancing its operational capabilities including cleaning, charging, and device management.

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated test suite to include the new device identifier and expanded expected commands for existing devices, ensuring accurate functionality checks.

• Documentation

  • Enhanced documentation of device capabilities and commands for better user understanding and interaction.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new file b742vd.py within the deebot_client framework, which defines a comprehensive configuration for a robotic vacuum device. This file establishes device capabilities, including cleaning and charging functionalities, and incorporates an event-driven architecture for real-time device status updates. Additionally, the test suite in tests/hardware/test_init.py has been updated to include the new device and expand the expected command outputs for existing devices, enhancing the overall test coverage.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
deebot_client/hardware/deebot/b742vd.py	New file added defining device capabilities and functionalities for a robotic vacuum, including various commands and events.
tests/hardware/test_init.py	Updated to include new device identifier "b742vd" and expanded expected commands for devices "yna5xi" and "p95mgv".

Possibly related PRs

• Add DEEBOT T10 TURBO #489: Related to the introduction of capabilities and commands in 9s1s80.py for the DEEBOT T10 TURBO, similar to those in b742vd.py.
• Fix N10 Max+ Capabilities #533: Involves changes to device capabilities relevant to the overall architecture and handling of device functionalities similar to those in b742vd.py.
• Add Deebot T30 Omni #548: The addition of new capabilities for the Deebot T30 Omni in z4lvk7.py aligns with the introduction of device functionalities in b742vd.py.
• Add Deebot T30 Pro Omni #597: Relevant as it deals with defining functionalities for the Deebot T30 Pro Omni in 4vhygi.py, similar to b742vd.py.
• Add Deebot N20 Pro Plus #608: Shares a focus on capabilities and functionalities for robotic vacuums, making it relevant to the changes in b742vd.py.
• Add X1 Omni support (1vxt52) #611: Introduces capabilities comparable to those defined in b742vd.py, managing functionalities for robotic vacuum devices.
• Add support for Deebot N8 #613: Focuses on defining functionalities for robotic vacuums, similar to the changes in b742vd.py.
• Add support for Deebot N8 Pro+ #617: Introduces capabilities relevant to the functionalities defined in b742vd.py.
• Add support for Deebot T10 #618: Involves defining capabilities for a robotic vacuum, similar to the changes in b742vd.py.
• Add support for Deebot N8 Pro+ Black #619: Introduces capabilities that align with the functionalities defined in b742vd.py.
• adding Deebot N30 Omni support (zwkcqc) #622: Focuses on defining capabilities for robotic vacuums, similar to the changes in b742vd.py.

Suggested labels

pr: new-feature

Suggested reviewers

• edenhaus

🐰 In the land of dust and cheer,
A new vacuum draws near!
With commands to clean and play,
It sweeps the dirt away.
So hop along, let’s celebrate,
For b742vd is truly great! 🎉

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[codecov]

Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 86.42%. Comparing base (987cc64) to head (5e76ba2).
Report is 2 commits behind head on dev.

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[edenhaus]

Thanks @monik3r 👍